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Fix for partial signals in old Django and old Python versions. #1641
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def _get_receiver_name(receiver): | ||
# type: (Callable[..., Any]) -> str | ||
name = receiver.__module__ + "." | ||
if hasattr(receiver, "__module__"): |
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can't we just use __qualname__
here?
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Good idea.
But I checked, the partials also do not have a __qualname__
, so: no.
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oh, but we can use __qualname__
if there is one, and if not we use __name__
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also please add a test using a partial :)
Making sure signal name can also be set when partials are used as signal in old Django versions in old Python versions.
Fixes #1640